Why didn't you bring that double burner Coleman stove to hang on it as well? Pussy.

Did you inspect all your gear for microfractures before you placed it?

I particularly like how you placed that rock next to the bigbro so the big cam would fit. Thats totally bomber, and very resourceful. Did you know about the placement and thus carried the rock as part of your rack, or did you luck upon finding the rock already near there and the cam just seemed to be made for the spot?

[sarcasm] I don't know, I may be just a beginner, but it looks like one of the 'biners in the bottom photo is being loaded over an edge. Therefore I believe the whole anchor is suspect...[/sarcasm] :lol:

[sarcasm] I don't know, I may be just a beginner, but it looks like one of the 'biners in the bottom photo is being loaded over an edge. Therefore I believe the whole anchor is suspect...[/sarcasm] :lol:

[sarcasm] I don't know, I may be just a beginner, but it looks like one of the 'biners in the bottom photo is being loaded over an edge. Therefore I believe the whole anchor is suspect...[/sarcasm] :lol:

I was just kidding, along the lines of "it doesn't matter how many ham sandwiches you eat, you're not a trad climber unless half your cams are milled friends." I wish all my shit was c4's, shiny aliens, wiregates, and unfuzzed mammut 8mm slings.

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Automatic DQ for owning 3 grand worth gear that's all brand new.

Sean, how much of our gear was brand new?

I believe only the BigBro, and the #6 were really new. My cams are all about 7 months old, nice and scratched up. Sean's have definitely been used.

We do, however, feel guilty we couldnt place the fifth and sixth #3 C4's. We had way too much gear left over. Does this compromise the integrity?

Oh, the blue-green hybrid in the bottom shot was a gift Sean gave me. That's brand new.